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Why Tin Can Bay & Rainbow Beach Locals Should Attend This Special First Aid Training Event

First Aid Training Gympie Wide Bay is excited to bring this exclusive nationally accredited training to the Tin Can Bay Country Club on Thursday, 10th April. Owned and operated by local expert Rebecca Adamson, a seasoned first aid instructor with over 15 years’ experience training communities across the Wide Bay region, this session offers unparalleled expertise tailored specifically … Continue reading Why Tin Can Bay & Rainbow Beach Locals Should Attend This Special First Aid Training Event

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How to Perform CPR: A Comprehensive Guide by a First Aid Trainer

How to Perform CPR: A Comprehensive Guide by a First Aid Trainer Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is a life-saving technique used when someone’s heart stops beating or they stop breathing. Immediate CPR can double or even triple a person’s chances of survival after cardiac arrest. As an experienced first aid trainer, I will guide you step-by-step … Continue reading How to Perform CPR: A Comprehensive Guide by a First Aid Trainer

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Infant & Child CPR + First Aid Course – Save a Life!

🚨 Infant & Child CPR + First Aid Course – Save a Life! 🚨 📍 First Aid Gympie – Shop B, 9 Monkland St, Gympie 4570 📅 May 2nd | ⏰ 10am – 12pm | 💰 $45pp (Includes Show Bag!) Parents, grandparents, carers, and anyone who spends time with little ones – this is your … Continue reading Infant & Child CPR + First Aid Course – Save a Life!

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Gympie’s New First Aid Training Centre Takes Off – Here’s Why Locals Are Raving!

Gympie’s Favourite First Aid Trainers Open New Centre – And It’s Already a Hit! “We had a very successful opening week!” – Rebecca Adamson   Gympie, QLD – 5th April – The buzz is real! First Aid Gympie’s brand-new training facility at 9 Monkland St has officially opened its doors, and the response has been overwhelmingly positive – with fully … Continue reading Gympie’s New First Aid Training Centre Takes Off – Here’s Why Locals Are Raving!

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Life-Saving Skills for Everyone: First Aid Gympie Launches New Training Centre with Expanded Course Offerings

From CPR to Advanced Resuscitation – Expert-Led Training Now Available in Gympie Gympie, Queensland – First Aid Gympie is proud to announce the opening of its new training facility at 9 Monkland St, Gympie, commencing 1st April 2025. The centre will offer comprehensive first aid and emergency response training to individuals and businesses across the Gympie region and surrounding 50km radius. Founded … Continue reading Life-Saving Skills for Everyone: First Aid Gympie Launches New Training Centre with Expanded Course Offerings

Firstaid Treatment For Abdominal Injuries

Video Transcript The abdominal cavity is filled with solid organs such as the liver and the Spleen. These organs are filled with blood and when damaged they can bleed quickly. When looking for signs of abdominal trauma it is important to look for any nausea or vomiting obvious pain in the stomach and the back … Continue reading Firstaid Treatment For Abdominal Injuries

How to Treat Anaphylaxis Shock

Video Transcript Anaphylaxis is a severe allergic reaction and this needs to be treated as a medical emergency. Common triggers for anaphylaxis include food insect Venom or medication and drugs. Signs to look for in an anaphylactic reaction is swelling particularly of the face and the neck which can cause potential problems in regards to … Continue reading How to Treat Anaphylaxis Shock

Correct Treatment For An Angina Attack

 Video Transcript Angina is a pain caused by lack of blood and oxygen to the heart. Symptoms of angina can include pain in the center of the chest pressure or tightness in the chest, a feeling of pain radiating down from the neck jaw to the left arm or both arms. If a person … Continue reading Correct Treatment For An Angina Attack

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Correct Treatment of an Asthma Attack

Video Transcript Asthma is a condition affecting the Airways. These are the tubes that carry air into our lungs. If someone is experiencing an asthma attack they may display signs of coughing wheezing shortness of breath blue lips or chest tightness. Sit the person in a comfortable upright position provide reassurance and do not leave … Continue reading Correct Treatment of an Asthma Attack

Correct Use of a Defibrillator (AED)

Video Transcript Apply pads to patients bare chest. Plug-in pads connector Next to flashing do not touch the patient analyzing heart rhythm do not touch the patient analyzing heart rhythm. Shock advised charging. Stay clear of the patient. Deliver shock now. Shock delivered. It is safe to touch the patient. Start CPR. Correct Use of … Continue reading Correct Use of a Defibrillator (AED)

Diabetes Related Incidents

Video Transcript Diabetes is a condition and when insulin is lacking or ineffective. There are two types of diabetes. Type one is insulin dependent. Type two is non-insulin dependent. If someone is experiencing a low blood sugar level they may display signs of confusion they may be pale and sweaty dizzy shaking irritable or unconscious. … Continue reading Diabetes Related Incidents

Head Injury

Video Transcript Head injuries may cause a loss of consciousness spinal injury bleeding and damage to the brain eyes ears and teeth. When conducting an assessment on a conscious casualty it is important to determine that there is no cervical or spinal damage. If there is no spinal injury found the casualty should be placed … Continue reading Head Injury

Treating Hyperthermia and Hypothermia

 Video Transcript Hypothermia is a condition where the patient’s core body temperature drops below 35 degrees. It is important to remove them from the wet or cold area and ensure they are lying down.  Gradually re-warm them with blankets or clothing and ensure they do not have anything to eat or drink. Hyperthermia is … Continue reading Treating Hyperthermia and Hypothermia

Effective Infection Control in the Workplace

Video Transcript During the first aid situation it is important to try and reduce the risk of infection between yourselves the casualty and any bystanders this can be done by the use of personal protective equipment such as gloves or resuscitation masks. Other equipment that may also be available to you are aprons and goggles. … Continue reading Effective Infection Control in the Workplace

Poisioning

Video Transcript  It is important to ensure that you are wearing personal protective equipment before dealing with any situation that may involve poison. if the casualties clothes are contaminated remove them immediately and wash the skin. If cpr is required ensure that the area is safe for you to commence. Call the poison information center … Continue reading Poisioning

Resusitation Mask Training

Video Transcript This is just a demonstration on how to use a resuscitation pocket mask you will have already gone over the technique for cpr in your first aid course. As instructed in your first aid class commence cpr by firstly administering 30 chest compressions at a rate of 100 per minute. Your resuscitation mask … Continue reading Resusitation Mask Training